According to Arnold Cassola (TMID, 18 October 2007) we were “a little bit too rash in condemning Mr Prodi” after he singled out Malta when complaining on Italy’s share of seats in the European Parliament. ...

The woman should indeed be given a medal for not giving up. Rebecca Gomperts (I prefer to leave the doctor out, since doctors are meant to save lives) is still on a “killing” rampage. ...

I used to think that privatising a telecommunications company is one thing, but privatising health is another thing due to the sensitivity of the latter. ...

With reference to the Odds and Ends article published in your newspaper (TMID, 22 October), referring to the euro countdown clock at Marsa which is displaying the incorrect numbers of days left for the introduction of the euro,...

Depression is, according to a World Health Organization study, the world's fourth worst health problem, measured by how many years of good health it causes to be lost. ...

There must have been many collective sighs of relief by European leaders last week as the Lisbon Reform Treaty was agreed upon and delivered without too much furore....

Kindly allow me through your pages congratulate the patrons of Linda's Bar in Gzira for their excellent charity raft race. Apart from raising money for the Richmond Foundation,...

I refer to the unsigned front-page story titled “Caravaggio: the battle of the exhibitions” (TMIS, 14 October). ...

The Environment Ministry published in The Times of 3 October the long-awaited Construction Site Management Regulations, which will come into force on 1 November....

Whether you want to liken him to a benevolent Santa or to a magician who has pulled several tricks out of his hat, Prime Minister Gonzi with his goody bag budget has managed to halt (at least temporarily) the momentum of the Labour Party in this campaign....